With its coffee tables and Berber mats trickling down the stairs in front of Zaouiet Sidi Bou Makhlouf, this cafe couldn't be in a more wonderfully picturesque location. It’s a female-friendly place, and you can come here to sip thé au pignons (mint tea with pinenuts), smoke shisha or just take in the relaxed atmosphere. No alcohol.
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